Learning Experience Design
This is for you when you have complex content that needs to become clear, engaging, accessible, and usable.
Braverick provides instructional design and eLearning development that transform subject matter expertise into learner centered experiences. Projects may include eLearning, blended learning, curricula, storyboards, facilitator guides, participant workbooks, scenarios, assessments, and supporting resources. The design process begins with the learner and the desired change, not the software. Technology is selected only after the learning need is clear.
Start the ConversationMay include
- Discovery and needs analysis
- Learning objectives and experience strategy
- Content organization and storyboarding
- Scenario and activity design
- Accessibility planning
- Development, review, and revision based on scope
Investment guidance: Typical investment: small design engagements may begin around $2,500. Custom eLearning and multi-part learning initiatives are quoted by scope. Final ranges should be based on project size, content readiness, media, review cycles, and development requirements.
Pricing disclaimer
Investment ranges are provided to reduce uncertainty and help you determine whether Braverick may be a realistic fit. Every engagement is customized, and final pricing depends on scope, audience size, preparation, travel, content readiness, development needs, and follow-up support.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of learning experiences do you design?
Projects may include eLearning, blended learning, curricula, storyboards, facilitator guides, participant workbooks, scenarios, assessments, and supporting resources.
Can you help organize complex subject-matter content?
Yes. Braverick transforms subject-matter expertise into clear, engaging, accessible, and usable learning. Discovery, needs analysis, content organization, and storyboarding may be included.
How do you choose learning technology?
The process begins with the learner and the desired change. Technology is selected after the learning need is clear.
Is accessibility part of the design process?
Yes. Accessibility planning may be included in the project scope, alongside development, review, and revision.